
A regular audio column with the most interesting news about radio's future. James is a radio futurologist - a writer, speaker and consultant concentrating on the effect that new platforms and technology are having on the radio business across the world. He has a website at james.cridland.net where you can subscribe to Radioland, his newsletter.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 253 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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* I’ll be on RRI in Indonesia a little later this week: the station was founded on 11 September 1945, so it’s celebrating its 81st anniversary this week. The broadcaster has four networks a... more
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* “Radio is still where people go to discover music”, we keep hearing. New data from Edison Research shows that, actually, streaming music services now reach more Americans than AM/FM radio... more
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* Kyle Sandilands went on-air this morning with his paid-for show. It looked to be a bit of a technical mess; his most chummy media partner called it chaotic, and detailed some of the conte... more
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* Hell has no fury like an MFW - Duncan Campbell, former content director of ARN, writes about the pressure group Mad Fudging Witches. “Make no mistake about it, Alan Jones, Kyle Sandilands... more
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This show is a Soros megaphone. They had no problem running a bit that says 270 scientists call for Joe Rogan to be taken off the air. Did they mention these facts though: ONLY 100 of the 270+ signatories to the letter are people with qualified medical degrees. And a large chunk of that 100 or so medical doctors are MDs employed at universities, who are NOT in fact practitioners of medicine.
only reason i am here on PODCHASER is because of Mr Cridland!
Discovered it online thanks to my need to find out about how DAB is affecting the radio landscape
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A forward-looking take on the world's radio and audio ecosystem, with frequent emphasis on how streaming, AI, regulation, and cross-border policy shape the business. Episodes synthesize data, industry moves, and real-world examples from markets like the US, Europe, and Australia, offering practical implications for broadcasters, advertisers, and content creators. The host combines analysis, anecdotes from conferences, and sponsor notes to present a clear view of where audio distribution, monetization, and audience engagement are headed. A standout angle is the sustained focus on technology's impact—DAB/DRM, AI in music and playout, and the shift from linear to on-demand listening—while weaving in actionable takeaways and speaking engagement... more
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